Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor is an American author known for her contributions to children's and young adult literature. Her notable works include the novels "Shiloh" and "Shiloh Season," which explore themes of friendship and loyalty, as well as "Jade Green" and "Achingly Alice," which delve into the complexities of adolescence. Naylor's writing often reflects her deep understanding of youth and the challenges they face.
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Books by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
4 books available
Achingly Alice
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
3.9(1,491)
Alice wants to set up her father with her favorite teacher, but she learns that loving two people at once is a confusing reality when her own long-term relationship is challenged by a new boy.
Shiloh Season
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
4.0(4,608)
Marty's joy over finally owning Shiloh is overshadowed by the chilling return of Judd Travers's drunken rage, now armed and aimed squarely at Marty's family.
Jade Green
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
3.8(3,052)
Orphaned Judith defies her uncle's strange prohibition against the color green, unknowingly unleashing a spectral mystery connected to her mother's madness and the dark secrets of her new South Carolina home.
Shiloh
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
3.9(75,351)
A young boy in rural West Virginia defies the local hunter, Judd Travers, to protect a gentle beagle he names Shiloh, risking his family's safety and his own conscience to save the dog from abuse.